In this expert Q&A, Kezzler specialists discuss how EPCIS 2.0 helps Switzerland’s largest retail company scale traceability - improving supply chain visibility and operational efficiency, reducing food waste, and strengthening recall capabilities.
AI delivers results only when fueled by structured, reliable data. EPCIS 2.0 provides the global framework for capturing and standardizing supply chain events, enabling organizations to build AI-ready data. Implemented correctly, it creates the foundation for real-time visibility, smarter decisions, and resilient, self-optimizing supply chains.
The foundation of future innovation is not just in powerful AI algorithms, but in the quality of the data that fuels them. We explore what AI-ready data is, why it's critical for success, and how you can prepare your data for an AI-powered future.
Discover how EPCIS transformation events redefine supply chain traceability. Kezzler and GS1 US discuss granular visibility, regulatory compliance, and future-ready data standards.
The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) combats global deforestation by holding companies accountable for their supply chains. It applies to businesses dealing with specific commodities and derived products, like coffee, cocoa, and wood. EUDR compliance involves risk assessment, mitigation, and robust traceability systems.
GS1 2D barcodes are revolutionizing product information sharing. By 2027, these enhanced codes will unlock unprecedented levels of data, empowering consumers, streamlining supply chains, and transforming how brands connect with their customers.
Kezzler's Frederic Clulow and Provision's CMO Kevin Davies discuss FSMA Section 204's impact on produce and grocery retail. They explore data capture and sharing challenges, highlighting the importance of collaboration between platforms like Provision and Kezzler for seamless compliance.
EPCIS is a GS1 standard that boosts supply chain visibility, traceability, and efficiency. By capturing and sharing event data, businesses improve operations, ensure compliance, and reduce costs.
The fashion industry faces transformative shifts in 2025, driven by regulatory demands, consumer awareness, and sustainability. Kezzler highlights three key areas for success: supply chain efficiency, regulatory compliance, and customer loyalty.
FSMA 204 is more than a compliance mandate—it's a call to modernize supply chains, not overcomplicate them. Explore the challenges of legacy systems, the importance of interoperability, and why embracing modernization can turn regulatory requirements into strategic opportunities for resilient, efficient, and transparent supply chains.
Discover how the R-strategies, categorized by short, medium, and long waste loops, offer a structured approach to sustainability. This framework empowers companies to embrace circular practices, reduce their environmental impact, and build a resilient future.
Learn how to implement the FSMA 204 Traceability Rule by identifying critical tracking events, collecting key data elements, and leveraging technology for compliance and efficiency.
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